to and fro, wander about, Xen.
3.
of Time,
to roll by,
Pind.
4.
of words,
to be tost from man to man,
i.e.
be much talked of,
Lat.
jactari
,
Ar.
kuvlix
kuvlix »uØ1/4, iØko", hJ , ( kuvw ) a cup, drinking-cup, winecup, Lat. calix , Hdt ., Pind. , etc. ; perielauvnein ta;" k . to push round the cup, Xen.
kulivsqhn
kuØlivsqhn , Ep. aor. I pass. of kulivndw .
kuvlisma
kuvlisma , ato", tov , a rolling, wallowing, or a wallowing place, N.T.
kulivstra
kuØlivstra , hJ , a place for horses to roll in, Xen.
kulivw
kuØlivw , later form of kulivndw , to roll along, Theocr ., Luc.
kullavsti"
kullavsti" , Ion. -hvsti" , io", oJ , Aegyptian bread, Hdt.
kullhv
kullhv , hJ , cf. kullov" .
Kullhvnh , hJ , CylleneΠ, a mountain in Arcadia, Il.; whence Hermes was called Kullhvnio" , Hom.
Kullopodivwn
Kullo-podivwn »i<Eth>1/4, ono", oJ , ( pouv" ) crook-footed, halting, of Vulcan, Il.; voc. Kullopovdi<Eth>on Ib.
kullov", KULLO vS, kullov"
KULLO vS , hv, ovn , crooked, crippled, properly of legs bent outwards by disease, Ar. :— e[mbale kullh`/ ( sc. ceiriv ) put into a crooked hand, i.e. with the fingers crooked like a beggars, Id.
kuloidiavw
kuØl-oidiavw , ( kuvla, oijdavw ) to have a swelling below the eye, from a blow or from sleepless nights, Ar. , Theocr.
ku`ma
ku`ma , ato", tov , ( kuvw ) anything swoln (as if pregnant): —hence,
I.
the swell
of the sea,
a wave, billow,
Hom
.,
etc.
; collectively,
wJ" to; ku`ma e{strwto
when
the swell
abated,
Hdt.
b.
metaph.
of
a flood
of men,
Aesch.
:—
metaph.
,
k. a[th", kakw`n, sumfora`"
Id.,
Eur.